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Gwangeoda Pyoseon Main BranchNature

South120 min

Gwangeoda Pyoseon Main Branch

Located near Pyoseon Beach in Seogwipo, Jeju, It's a halibut. is a specialty restaurant dedicated to fresh halibut. The owner sources the highest-grade, live Jeju halibut every day, raised directly at their own 10,000-square-meter aquaculture farm nearby. The menu features seven unique dishes, all centered around the exquisite flavors of halibut, including fresh sashimi, halibut sweet and sour fish, halibut seaweed soup, and halibut mulhoe (cold raw fish soup).

Warm-hearted Uncle BearNature

South120 min

Warm-hearted Uncle Bear

Located along Olle Trail Course 4, Warm-hearted Uncle Bear is a charming independent bookstore where you can soak in breathtaking views of the deep blue ocean. The building is painted a bright, sunny yellow—just like a forsythia flower—making it stand out beautifully from a distance. Resting atop the traditional Jeju stone walls, a collection of cute figurines, small trinkets, and horned turbans creates a delightful and whimsical atmosphere. The bookstore is situated right next to the famous Mocha Coffee Shop, which gained recognition as a filming location for the Maxim Mocha Gold commercial starring actor Gong Yoo.

SeogwibonhyangdangNature

South120 min

Seogwibonhyangdang

Seogwibonhyangdang is a local shrine located in the Seogwi and Donghong villages of Seogwipo-si, serving as a sacred site dedicated to the deities Baramun-nim and Jisan-guk. This site is the home of "Seogwibonhyangdang Bonpuri," a narrative shamanic song that recounts the history of these deities, notably featuring tales of romance between the gods and legends regarding the setting of archery boundaries. Located behind the Lee Jung-seob Art Museum, Seogwibonhyangdang is designated as Local Monument No. 3 and is part of the Olle Route 6 course.